Vikram Malhotra

Vikram Malhotra served as Global Market Head for South Asia and Middle East at Bank of Singapore for more than six years, overseeing a team of approximately 80 Non-Resident Indian (NRI) bankers across Singapore, Hong Kong, and Dubai. He is credited with growing Bank of Singapore's Non-Resident Indian business at a compounded rate of 30 percent over five years, and was considered a market leader in this segment. He has been active in the Non-Resident Indian market since 2006.

Malhotra joined Barclays in 2010 as Head of South Asia for the wealth and investment management division and was promoted in 2013 to Global Head of its Global South Asia Community (GSAC) business with responsibilities for teams in Singapore, London, and Dubai. Following Barclays' 2016 acquisition of its wealth management business by Bank of Singapore, Malhotra joined BOS as a Global Market Head.

Career History

• Co-Founder and CEO, 360 ONE Global at 360 ONE (2023–present)
• Global Market Head, Global South Asia and Middle East at Bank of Singapore (2016–2023)
• Head of South and South East Asia at Barclays Wealth Management (2010–2016)
• Country Team Head, India International Asia at UBS Group AG (2006–2010)
• Various roles in Financial Markets and Commercial Banking at ABN AMRO Bank N.V. (2002–2005)

Malhotra holds a Post Graduate Diploma in International Management from International Management Institute, India, and a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in History from St. Stephen's College in Delhi University. He started his career as a Management Trainee at ABN AMRO Bank in 1995.

What Vikram Malhotra could bring to 360 ONE Global: Drawing on his established expertise in managing high-net-worth clients, particularly Non-Resident Indians, combined with his track record of building cross-border banking operations across Singapore, Dubai, and Hong Kong, Malhotra is positioned to expand 360 ONE's offshore wealth platform and scale the firm's global reach among UHNW individuals and family offices—leveraging the deep South Asia relationships and risk management frameworks he developed at Bank of Singapore.